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Urban trees and urban forests provide many benefits to communities, including making air more breathable, reducing noise pollution, increasing traffic safety, preventing soil erosion, providing health benefits, and more.

Image of 7 tall cedar trees in Reay Creek Park, with the sun shining through the tops of the trees

Tree Preservation Bylaw

The Town’s Tree Preservation Bylaw No. 2138 regulates the cutting, pruning, and removal of trees and sets requirements for replacing protected trees.
Image of a saw cutting a tree branch

Tree Removal and Pruning Permits

To remove, extensively prune, or top an existing tree located on private property, you may require a Tree Removal Permit.
Two tall deciduous trees standing at the entrance to Tulista Park

Significant Tree List

The Town has created an informal Significant Tree List as an opportunity for the public to nominate potential significant trees in the community.
Cover image of the Town's Urban Forest Strategy with an image of two trees in standing in a field with a playground in the background

Urban Forest Strategy

The Town adopted an Urban Forest Strategy in 2019 which provides a clear vision and objectives for the future management of Sidney’s urban forest.
Peter Grant Park event 2022

Tree Appreciation Day

Find out how to celebrate Tree Appreciation Day in Sidney!

Contact Information

For additional information about trees and tree management in Sidney, please contact:

Parks Department

Phone: 250-656-1034